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Present Perfect Continuous Tense


To express an activity began in the past and is still going on.For definite time we use ‘Since’ & for duration of time we use ‘For’
She has been dancing for an hour.

Positive sentence
Subject + has/have + been + v3rd form + ing + object
I have been studying since 2 o’clock


Negative sentence
Subject + has/have + not + been + v3rd form + ing + object
She has not been singing for two hours.


Interrogative sentence
has/have +Subject + been + v3rd form + ing + object
Have you been waiting for an hour?
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